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How to Make your Blog Posts Printer Friendly

Written by Amit Bhawani on Monday, 11 August 20088 Comments
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Blogging is just not writing and restricting at monitor. Many readers, visitors often take print outs of any interesting information or article which they find on the web. But the owner or the blogger should ensure that the content of the blog remain useful on the paper as well. As it should not print the text off images or advert. Apart from making your blog interesting with great content, some sizzling designing but one should take care of creating a website printer friendly. Blog is just meant for the visitors so their concern should be taken care of very positively.

Blog Posts Printly Friendly

To make it printer friendly one simply required style the spreadsheets of the webpage at the attribute which you can log onto HP Blog Printing and surely it’ll help you to make your web page printer friendly with bit changes in the JavaScript programming which is technical for the blogger or the web designer. By aligning the above links and incorporate them in your website programming sub scripts, the whole scenario of the page set up will work according to the printer which in direct help the visitor and thus promote the blog. One should take care of the visitor mind as the information available on the web page should be printer friendly.

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8 Comments »

  • bizcon said:

    wonderful suggestion for day to day usage.

    Best Wishes.

    Sharad Kapadia
    Surat

    - 11 August 2008 at 5:49 am
  • Pratyush said:

    Will give it a spin, sounds good.

    P.S - The site says it is only for Wordpress, Blogger and Movable Type. Any other way to get it on other platforms ?

    - 11 August 2008 at 7:20 am
  • Amit Bhawani (author) said:

    @ Pratyush : May be its limited at the moment for the most famous blogging CMS scripts. They may expand to other platforms if you can contact them.

    - 11 August 2008 at 7:25 am
  • Pratyush said:

    I have already dropped a request for Tumblr support :D (though I doubt someone will like to have a print out of my blog posts :D).

    - 11 August 2008 at 7:28 am
  • Venkat said:

    ya this was what I was looking for Amit, in the latest post about the saving webpage as PDF, which might not be a Green solution as it might waste paper and ink printing out unnecessary ads, this can really be good.I’ll try implementing this in my blog.

    - 12 August 2008 at 9:59 pm
  • Eerik said:

    Great tip! Inserted it onto my blog right away, as several of my readers might need this. As you see, my blog is about Windows Xp tricks so people might need to restart between something and a printed set of instructions really would help.

    Keep up the good findings!

    - 13 August 2008 at 8:40 pm
  • Tool to Print Web Pages Efficiently | Blogging said:

    [...] You can easily format any webpage using the WYSIWYG editor and you dont need to select the required portion of content to ms word to print some data. You can select either the graphics part or the content part and make use of the white space on your print copies. Another important feature of this tool is that you can easily remove the ads from the webpages print copies and make use of the ad space by adding other important content with the formating options, in short making them Printer Friendly [...]

    - 18 September 2008 at 4:14 pm
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    - 25 November 2008 at 1:58 pm

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